Existence of exotic torus configuration in high-spin excited states of Ca
arXiv:1207.6250 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.109.232503
Abstract
We investigate the possibility of the existence of the exotic torus configuration in the high-spin excited states of Ca. We here consider the spin alignments about the symmetry axis. To this end, we use a three-dimensional cranked Skyrme Hartree-Fock method and search for stable single-particle configurations. We find one stable state with the torus configuration at the total angular momentum 60 and an excitation energy of about 170 MeV in all calculations using various Skyrme interactions. The total angular momentum J=60 consists of aligned 12 nucleons with the orbital angular momenta , +5, and +6 for spin up-down neutrons and protons. The obtained results strongly suggest that a macroscopic amount of circulating current breaking the time-reversal symmetry emerges in the high-spin excited state of Ca.
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